Singapore Monitor, 22 February 1984
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Title Section12 1984-02-22 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 13/5/83 Wednesday, February 22, 1984 30cents12 words
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Article477 1984-02-22 1 YEOW MEI SIN - Communications Ministry studying move following suggestion that hotel taxis are 'reserved' for guests By YEOW MEI SIN HOTEL taxi fleets may be replaced by public taxi stands outside hotels which would serve both hotel guests and the public. This possibility is being considered477 words
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82 1984-02-22 1 THE managing director of Tat Lee Finance is currently under investigation by the Commercial Crimes Division. This was confirmed by the Acting Head of the Commercial Crimes Division, Supt Abu Bakar Moosa. At least two other institutions were investigated in the past. One,82 words
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Article, Illustration316 1984-02-22 2 OEI SIN GIOK - BEDOK NORTH RESIDENTS FEAR RAILINGS MAY GIVE WAY DUE TO LANDSLIDE AFTER RAIN By OEI SIN GIOK HOUSING Board residents at Bedok North in Blocks 41 to 44 fear that a landslide may cause railings around the blocks to give way, endangering their lives. Continuous rain duringPICTURES: ASMAH HAMID - 316 words
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185 1984-02-22 2 Lianhe Zaobao RESETTLED shopkeepers at the new Beauty World Centre say business seems to be as stagnant as it was when they first moved in some three months ago. The 167 shops are pinning their hopes on a turn for theLianhe Zaobao - 185 words
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146 1984-02-22 2 THE Singapore Chinese Physicians' Training College is extending its course from four to five years because of the need to expose the students to more research and studies integrating Chinese medicine with modern scientific and technical knowledge. Chinese physicians have seen increased patronage of146 words
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178 1984-02-22 2 THE Rehabilitative Services Branch of the Ministry of Social Affairs needs more Volunteer Probation Officers. There are currently 317 volunteers with the branch. They assist full-time probation officers in supervising offenders placed on probation. More than half of them have had five years'178 words
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Article288 1984-02-22 3 Burglars toast themselves before stealing $20,000 worth of liquor Lianhe Wanbao THE BURGLARS must have been toasting themselves even before completing the job of stealing more than 10 cartons of hard drinks from a liquor warehouse in Avenue 3, Aljunied over the weekend. Several empty bottlesLianhe Wanbao - 288 words
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Article, Illustration323 1984-02-22 3 K K FONG - By K K FONG ANTI-VICE, labour and immigration officers are ready to stage their grand finale in the operation to clean up the so-called "new wave" barber shops. After a series of combined raids last year and the laying down of strict conditions323 words
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Article, Illustration952 1984-02-22 4 AN INTERVIEW WITH THE DYNAMIC CO-FOUNDER WHO IS THE DRIVING FORCE BEHIND SONY'S SUCCESS STORY By TYE KIM KHIAT EVEN PLAYBOY Magazine was interested in him. And there was a fervent chase over several Weeks before the magazine caught up with Mr Akio Morita, 63, chairman and952 words
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380 1984-02-22 4 FOO CHOY PENG - Mr Ong on school priority admission scheme By FOO CHOY PENG THE GOVERNMENT will continue to pursue unpopular policies which will benefit Singapore in the long run even if this means risking a few votes, Mr Ong Teng Cheong said yesterday. The National380 words
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Article, Illustration253 1984-02-22 4 AROUND SINGAPORE SAF OFFICER cadet, Lee Marn Wye, 19, was found dead at Sungei Poyan, off Kampong Berih yesterday. A search for Officer Cadet Lee began last Friday, when he did not show up by 1.30 pm from a mapreading exercise253 words
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Article342 1984-02-22 5 JALIL MISWARDI - RESTAURANTS DISPLAYING DUPLICATE COPIES OF SLAUGHTERING CERT WITHOUT APPROVAL By JALIL MISWARDI THE Singapore Muslim Religious Council (Muis) is working with an unnamed Ministry in taking action against restaurants that misuse its Halal certificates. The action comes in the wake of a comSlaint by a Muslim slaughterer,342 words
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Article, Illustration333 1984-02-22 5 SIT YIN FONG - Story by SIT YIN FONG THE LID was yesterday lifted from the tight-ly-kept secret of the identity of the adoptive parents of four-month old "tussle-baby" Chen Weiling. A police statement made public in the 26th Magistrate's Court named the adoptive mother as childless333 words
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Article213 1984-02-22 6 AP NEW DELHI, Wed MUSLIM rebels in Afghanistan took advantage of bad weather conditions to attack government positions last week, prompting authorities to retaliate with heavy bombing, a Western diplomat here said yesterday. The exchange of attacks were reported in Kabul, Afghanistan's capital, and theAP - 213 words
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Article, Illustration270 1984-02-22 6 JUDGE SAYS SHE'S ENTITLED TO A THIRD OF SANJAY'S ESTAT AP NEW DELHI, Wednesday A NEW DELHI judge yesterday ruled that Prime Minister Indira Gandhi has been "a magnanimous grandmother" and accused her estranged daugh-ter-in-law of turning an inheritance dispute into a political battleAP - 270 words
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Article, Illustration130 1984-02-22 6 All domestic and international flights suspended PIA sacks pilots for 'spreading rumours' Reuter KARACHI, Wed PAKISTAN'S state-run airline has sacked five senior pilots for "spreading unfounded rumours and creating alarm and despondency." A statement issued by Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) said the pilots were "holding clandestineReuter - 130 words
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299 1984-02-22 6 UPI NEW DELHI, Wednesday EXTREMISTS armed with submachine guns killed nine people and injured more than a dozen others yesterday in three villages near the Sikh holy city of Amritsar in Punjab state, officials said. Four extremists rode motorcycles into two busy villageUPI - 299 words
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Advertisement128 1984-02-22 5 'And now for something completely different." It is common knowledge that There's Grilled Baby Chicken The Rotisserie serves the finest marinated in Lime Juice and beef in Singapore. Garlic, Calf's Liver and Kidney (Prime Beef from The House with Bacon and Sage, Scampis of Pfaelzer in Chicago, quite with Lemon128 words
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world
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428 1984-02-22 7 SAYS JAPANESE WITNESS TO THE SHOOTING UPI TOKYO, Wednesday A JAPANESE journalist told the Aquino inquiry panel that Rolando Galman was not holding a gun moments after the shooting of the opposition leader. "It seemed to me that Galman did not hold aUPI - 428 words
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162 1984-02-22 7 Reuter RABAT, Wednesday NEARLY 400 people, many of them schoolchildren, have been jailed for up to five years and fined in connection with last month's riots in Morocco, a newspaper linked to the ruling coalition said today. The paper, Al-Ittihad Al-Ishtiraki, said theReuter - 162 words
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129 1984-02-22 7 USA Today DENTISTS may some day fill cavities with cloned human tooth enamel, researchers say. It's possible that "artificial human dental enamel will literally be grown in tooth cavities," and it will be more resistant to tooth decay than "natural" enamel, saysUSA Today - 129 words
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Article356 1984-02-22 8 Army spokesman said clearing out can take two weeks AP BEIRUT, Wednesday THE US marines officially began their pullout from Beirut Airport to American warships offshore yesterday as Israeli jets bombed and strafed the Syrian-controlled mountains east of the Lebanese capital. The action coincided with local radioAP - 356 words
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65 1984-02-22 8 AP BAGHDAD, Wednesday IRAQ charged yesterday that Iran is planning a major offensive against them and called for an international effort to "deter the Iranian regime." A spokesman armed forces said: "All available information indicates the Iranian regime is preparing forAP - 65 words
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254 1984-02-22 8 Reuter GENEVA, Wednesday THE SOVIET Union, in its first major arms control statement under the leadership of Konstantin Chernenko, vesterday made what Western experts termed a significant concession in negotiations to outlaw chemical weapons. Viktor Issraelyan, Soviet chief negotiator at the 40-nation GenevaReuter - 254 words
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178 1984-02-22 8 UPI BRUSSELS, Wednesday i NEW Soviet SS-20 missile bases are being erected within striking distance of Japan, China and South Korea as a "counter-measure" to US missile deployment in Europe, a senior US official says. In Moscow, the Com-mander-in-ChiefUPI - 178 words
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World Briefs
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Article, Illustration82 1984-02-22 8 UPI JAKARTA, Wednesday: Prince Norodom Sihanouk told President Suharto yesterday that his Cambodian coalition government had reached a "turning point" in its fight to oust Vietnamese forces occupying Cambodia. "I told President Suharto that our guerillas have launched attacks deep into Cambodia,UPI; PICTURE UPI - 82 words
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55 1984-02-22 8 AP BEIJING: China said yesterday that it has strengthened patrols along the Vietnam border and accused Vietnamese troops of killing or wounding three people ana wrecking "many vehicles." A story in the Liberation Army daily said Chinese soldiers fired back on one Vietnamese raidingAP - 55 words
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63 1984-02-22 8 UPI QEORQETOWN: Venezuela's Ambassador to Guyana was shot and seriously injured by a gunman in an attack that also wounded his wife, police said yesterday. Sources in the Venezuelan Foreign Ministry in Caracas said an unidentified gunman shot Sadio Garavini in the headUPI - 63 words
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83 1984-02-22 8 Reuter WASHINGTON: The Supreme Court yesterday refused to release the National Enquirer from paying US$2OO,OOO (*****,000) in damages to entertainer Carol Burnett for suggesting that she was intoxicated in a fashionable Washington restaurant. The weekly tabloid said in 1976 that theReuter - 83 words
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56 1984-02-22 8 UPI MANAGUA: The ruling leftist Sandinista Front, in a surprise move yesterday, announced that it will hold elections on Nov 4 instead of next year and will lower the voting age to 16. The voting will be the first election since the Sandinistas tookUPI - 56 words
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71 1984-02-22 8 UPI TORONTO: Francoise Gilot, a companion of Pablo Picasso from 1944 to 1954, has sold two Canadians the movie option based on her memoirs about life with the late Spanish painter. Miss Gilot acceptedjormallv the offer this week of Tom Patterson, founder of Ontario'sUPI - 71 words
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Article308 1984-02-22 9 Democrat contenders proceed to traditional testing ground of American presidential contenders DES MOINES (Iowa), Wednesday BARELY pausing to celebrate their one-two finish in the lowa caucuses their first major test by voters Democratic presidential contenders, Mr Walter Mondale and Mr Gary Hart, turned their attention yesterday308 words
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Article, Illustration40 1984-02-22 9 Mondale ahead in the pack of contenders AP SPRINGFIELD (Illinois): Mr Walter Mondale, Democratic Presidential candidate, gives a firm "thumbs-up" sign as he talks to support' ers after a Springfield rally at the State Capitol. APAP - 40 words
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Article107 1984-02-22 9 Mondale the punters' choice UPI LONDON, Wednesday BRITAIN'S bookmakers said on Tuesday that Mr Walter Mondale's win in the lowa caucus has improved his chances of winning the Democratic presidential nomination and defeating President Reagan in November. Following Mr Mondale's overwhelming victory in lowa on Monday, a spokeswoman for Ladbrooke'sUPI - 107 words
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Article214 1984-02-22 11 f —1 WS4LLSTREET Reuter THE stock market's failure to withstand a drop through a key technical support level caused more nervous investors to bail out and sent f trices sharply lower on ight trading volume yesterday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which finished Friday aReuter - 214 words
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736 1984-02-22 11 PERIOD OF AGREEMENT AND GAP IN RATES FOR SPOT DEALS ARE STILL SORE POINTS MONEY brokers and bankers met within the last week in another attempt to break the deadlock in their negotiations but apparently to no avail. If there is no further progress this736 words
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112 1984-02-22 11 i-nrr CHASE Manhattan ail Bank will impose a lIIIH charge on inactive Him til savings accounts I" with small balances in the hope of encouraging its customers to save more. From next month, a minimum balance of $500 must be maintained by its savings112 words
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Article, Illustration90 1984-02-22 11 SHARE OF THE DAY .TONGTongkah kah Haru bour has Harbour asked for suspension of trading of its shares following erratic trading since the Lunar New Year. The counter was last traded yesterday at $7.10, a 30 cent gain on the day. The price represents a 1983-8490 words
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Article142 1984-02-22 11 [jOLLAR AND (yOLD| AP THE US dollar fluctuated in Europe yesterday but finished mostly firm amidst speculation that Western oil supplies could be interrupted if the Iran-Iraq war got worse. Gold price rose in Zurich by US$5 an ounce. Foreign exchange dealers said theAP - 142 words
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654 1984-02-22 12 RODNEY HOBSON - By RODNEY HOBSON BANKS in Singapore and resources in Australia. These are the likely initial targets if investors in the two countries step up buying on each others stock exchanges, the chairman of the Sydney Stock Exchange suggests. He is Jim Bain, senior654 words
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Article160 1984-02-22 12 AUSTRALIA, like the United States, Canada and the UK, is moving towards deregulation of its stock exchanges. The Australian securities industry had not changed for about 100 years until a Trade Practices Commission inquiry decided that certain rules should not be allowed. The one that directly affects160 words
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402 1984-02-22 12 •COMPANY REPORTS- FIRST Allied Corp proposed a four-for-one rights issue of Msl each at par ana share split of Msl shares to 50 cent shares, which will change the issued share capital from Ms 3 12 million to M 515.6 million comprising 31.2402 words
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283 1984-02-22 12 ALTHOUGH world oil supplies remain plentiful, the slow economic recovery in most major countries other than America will hold down demand, according to Financial Digest published in New York by the Manufacturers Hanover Trust. "The desire for oil has been283 words
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251 1984-02-22 12 LAT-WP TORONTO, Wednesday THERE is no fooling around with the Canadian tax man. Eleven-year-old James Snell found that out recently when revenue collectors seized his Cs37 savings account "for failure to pay his income taxes. Although Federal tax officials later blamed the problem onLAT-WP - 251 words
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260 1984-02-22 12 NEIL HARRIS in London - By NEIL HARRIS in London BRITAIN'S Standard Telephone and Cables (STC) group, which last week won a £30 million contract in the Sin-gapore-France Submarine Cable System, announced improved pre-tax profits of £92.2 million. But STC's chairman, Sri Kenneth Corfield, said Singapore and260 words
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Article, Illustration2756 1984-02-22 13 KISHORE MAHBUBANI - BY KISHORE MAHBUBANI (Reprinted with permission from "Foreign Affairs" magazine. Views expressed are the author s) IN THE five years since Vietnam invaded Cambodia to depose Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot and install its own client regime, the situation in Cambodia2,756 words
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Article, Illustration45 1984-02-22 14 LEFT: Prince Norodom Sihanouk president of the coalition government. RIGHT: Mr Khieu Samphan, the coalition's vice president. LEFT: Mr Son Sann, prime minister of the coalition and leader of the KPNLF. RIGHT: Mr Heng Samrin, installed by the Vietnamese.45 words
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Advertisement94 1984-02-22 13 Dragon Showcase in association with Edsam presents together 'live "at the Neptune Theatre Sunday 4th March 1984 Matinee show: 4.30pm $75 nett Dinner show: 7.30pm $165 nett Non-diners: 9.00pm $95 nett Tickets available: Mandarin Singapore Restaurants Show Reservations Counter Tel: *****1 I ext 721 Down Town Disco, Tel: *****72 Artistes94 words
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Article485 1984-02-22 15 IvUsiiioklißßßW GIVEN the sophistication of the financial system in Singapore, one might be forgiven if it had been presumed that Singaporeans would prefer to draw their wages the "cashless" way. After all, what is so unusual about being Kid by cheques or through a nk account485 words
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264 1984-02-22 15 YAP YEOW WOON - YAP YEOW WOON Public Relations Officer Republic of Singapore Police I REFER to the letter headlined "How to Jet rid of those illegally-parked vehicles" rom "Kam" (SM, Feb 7). We wish to thank "Kam" for his interest and suggestions on how to eliminate264 words
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198 1984-02-22 15 TAN HENG HUAY - TAN HENG HUAY Executive Asst Secretary (Public Relations) Housing Development Board PLEASE refer to the letter headlined "Long delay in HDB notifying people of parking offences" (SM, Jan 20). The writer received a summons recently for failing to furnish particulars requested in a198 words
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Article54 1984-02-22 15 JOSEPHINE ONG (Miss - JOSEPHINE ONG (Miss) Public Relations Officer SBS I REFER to the letter by "Female Undergrads" headlined "Bus driver ordered us to get down (SM, Feb 6). I would like to thank your writer for bringing the incident to our attention. The driver has been reprimanded and his54 words
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157 1984-02-22 15 YAP YEOW WOON - YAP YEOW WOON Public Relations Officer Republic of Singapore Police I REFER to the letter headlined "It's a nightmare driving through these two lanes" from "Desperate Resident" (SM, Feb 6). We are aware of the problem caused by the indiscriminate157 words
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Article, Illustration471 1984-02-22 16 Appreciation o£ opera Understanding Opera: Kiri Te Kanawa (Debut) (Ch 12, 8 pm) IN this four-part series on the appreciation of opera, Stephen Oliver talks about how composers throughout the centuries create music out of everyday speech and relationships. Designed by Allen Jones, the programme includes extracts from471 words
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Article, Illustration482 1984-02-22 16 PHILIP CHEAH - TV Scene By PHILIP CHEAH ONE of the more down-market items reserved for Channel 12 is jazz music. Jazz, down-market? That's an illusion, folks, unless your idea of jazz is George Benson, George Duke, Shakatak of the like. Jazz, like rock and classical music, is a cultivated482 words
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Miscellaneous798 1984-02-22 16 ■naTTV IT jim Film Guide on Page 20 IHA\ 4 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlighta followed by 9Hn9Ni Hotel (C) M Cartoon Exercise The World: Our Zoos We zoos Los AngeBasle nra Romper Room ~V^ Marc suspected During his election Sinclair declares Westmere are vicious J| to old people. He798 words
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Miscellaneous223 1984-02-22 16 12.00 PM Programme Summary Love's Big Disco Sound Hits 6.00 News--12.05 Musical Notebook: Sketches from in-Brief 6.05 Easy Listening (cont'd) Spain: 1. Enrique Granados: Libro de 7.00 News, and Weather Forecast Horas, Thomas Rajna (piano) 2. Enrique V.15 World of Songs 7.30 Background Granados: Goyescas Book 1, Thomas to Music223 words
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leisure
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Article, Illustration1313 1984-02-22 17 ROBERT HILBURN - IS IT REAL OR IS IT JUST A MEMORY OF SOMETHING ELSE? By ROBERT HILBURN LAT-WP I LOVED the Beatles. The Fab Four had the coolest personalities, wrote the best songs and helped guide us through one of the most exciting ana turbulent decades we're ever likely toLAT-WP - 1,313 words
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Article, Illustration1016 1984-02-22 18 PHILIP CHEAH - Mastering rockabilly By PHILIP CHEAH "Rockabilly Is the purest of all rock 'n'roll genres. That is because It never went anywhere.... For rockabilly started and, in a sense, ended with Elvis Presley." rock critic Peter Guralnick "I KNEW this guy a long time back who wasPicture by ASMAH HAMID - 1,016 words
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Article, Illustration729 1984-02-22 19 STARSTRUCK] OLD AND NEW FACES DAVID LEE may be a new name on the Chinese music scene but in the United States, he is an established musician. Recently, he was nominated for a Grammy award in the best newcomer category. David, 26, is a Taiwanese but729 words
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Article, Illustration776 1984-02-22 21 CH'NG POH TIONG - SUPERB FOOD, WINE AND SERVICE By CH'NG POH TIONG THE golden rule concerning good dining is simple. Always leave a restaurant when you really want to stay a bit longer because this, more than anything else, will ensure that you will go back again. I776 words
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Article, Illustration793 1984-02-22 21 ZAN THOMPSON - By ZAN THOMPSON LAT-WP THREE years ago, I went into the Huntington Memorial Hospital through the emergency room, riding in a wheelchair and howling to the skies. It was one of the best things that ever happened to me. I had never been toLAT-WP - 793 words
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Advertisement11 1984-02-22 17 Stapstpuck: New and old faces In Chinese music scene. Page 2011 words
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Miscellaneous38 1984-02-22 20 TODAY: TOMORROW: Low tide: 9.00 am Low tide: 9.46 am (0.5 m) (0.6 m) High tide: 3.11 pm High tide: 4.11 pm (2.6 m) (2.3 pm) Low tide: 9.24 pm Low tide: 9.56 pm (0.7 m) (1.0 m)38 words
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Miscellaneous697 1984-02-22 20 chao zhou opera Guangdong Chao Zhou Troupe from ir make v r appearance pore from Sunday to pm Palace The troupe will entertain a H\B^H programme H VHM W» r featuring H •r comedies, romances H f and tragedies V |f wW iKj Tickets at $50, $40 S "*'■>• and697 words
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Miscellaneous103 1984-02-22 20 PHOTOGRAPHS AN exhibition of Wendy Chan's black and white photographs will be on at the Bistro Toulouse-Lautrec till Feb 27. CALLIGRAPHY A CALLIGRAPHY exhibition by Mr Pan Shou, organised by the Chinese Calligraphy Society of Singapore, will be on from today to Sunday, 9 am to 5.30 pm, at National103 words
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Miscellaneous321 1984-02-22 22 leisure comics ARIES March 21 to April 19 LIBRA You're inclined to daydream September 23 to October 22 and may not accomplish as Find ways to become more efmuch as you'd like. Take time ficient on the job. Eliminate to examine inner motives. distractions. A love at first sight situation321 words
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Miscellaneous254 1984-02-22 22 ASSIGNMENT: TOP SECRET By Bill Barry the vacant WAS,I "smJLL op N nfe NT J RAINSOAKED TRENCH I L UF COATS MICHAEL J KSS BRAND STARES AT Wfim AjfflffiH THE RAIN THROUGH WSBIBhJ®KIM f* A V' W»s A GAPING HOLE MB §f A V I b> MM THAT LEADS TO254 words
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Article, Illustration849 1984-02-22 23 ANG PENG HWA - Many 'indefinable' factors go into the calculation By ANG PENG HWA THE PRICES of private residential property may be high, but not as high as house owners and hunters think. Buyers and sellers alike are generally ignorant of market values. This was the consensus849 words
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234 1984-02-22 23 ANNIE CHIA - By ANNIE CHIA AT MEYER Park condominium by the East Coast Parkway, you need not fight over that much-sought-after bedroom with a seaview. Each unit has been specially designed so that every bedroom and living room offers an "angular" view of the234 words
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Article, Illustration535 1984-02-22 24 VINCENT FONG - $14 mto renovate International Plaza By VINCENT FONG THE OWNERS of International Plaza in Anson Road expect to spend $14 million by the end of this year on upgrading the building. But the project, billed as the largest sum to be spent on renovating535 words
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Article934 1984-02-22 24 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR PROPERTY GUIDE THERE are three ways to find the right property to suit your budget and in the preferred locality. REAL ESTATE AGENTS Most real estate firms are listed in the Yellow Pages under Real Estate. If you are short of934 words
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Advertisement161 1984-02-22 24 A GARDEN WITH AN Atlantis Pool FOR ONLY $42,500. Complete in 10 days. (A special offer for limited period only) We can now accommodate you with a magnificent salt-water chlorinated fibreglass swimming pool fully installed in 10 days. Manufactured under strict Quality Control to ensure durability better finish for long161 words
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Advertisement306 1984-02-22 26 Situations Vacant HIWVIVPVPIVWP^ invites application^rort^^B Singapore Citizens for I the following positions:- I A) TECHNICAL I HELPER I Age above 19 years I Preference will be given to persons with NTC 3 I Certificate in Heavy Duty I Diesel Mechanics or I NTC 3 Certificate in I Marine Fitting I306 words
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Advertisement295 1984-02-22 26 Situations Vacant JHBHIHBBB We are a member of the internationalGldXOilruup, MBlHi one of the world's leading and most successful healthcare companies with an outstanding research record. We invite suitably qualified persons to fill the following job openings in our Engineering Department:- INSTRUMENT TECHNICIANS ITC in Industrial Measurement and Control or295 words
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Advertisement196 1984-02-22 27 Situations Vacant 1 m f SINGAPORE 1 SHIPBUILDING I ENGINEERING LTO I requires: I Steelworfcers/ I Aluminium Fabricators Possess NTC 3 in ho* fabrication Candidates with relevant experience In a shipbuilding industry preferred Welders Experience m MIG/ TIG/ Steel aluminium welding preferred Crane Drivers Possess PSA licence to operate 30196 words
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Advertisement198 1984-02-22 27 Skuitkm Vhm* INCOM SINGAPORE •COM NW»*naNK*C An American Multi-national Company has immediate vacancies for the following:-SET-UP TECHNICIANS NTC in Metal Machining Certificate. Minimum 6 months to a year working in metal stamping/forming operation. Be physically fit. Be prepared to work shifts. MALE MACHINE OPERATORS Secondary/Technical education. Some working experience in198 words
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Advertisement39 1984-02-22 27 Cleaning Services AT YOU* writer cleaning ol private houses, lactones and buildings Clearing ol rubbish. area grass cutting, olfice and house movers, and main power supply. Contact George Dorai 278-7040 Domestic Services KMOUSH SPtAKINQ AMD hardworking Fihptna live-in housemaid39 words
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Advertisement386 1984-02-22 27 Florists RONSAI (MO% DISCOUNT) immature plants Landscape Prices: $15 #160 Fun's Florist Hong Leong Budding. Raffles Quay. Furniture /Furnishings CANS FURMTURS FOR rental/ sale 26. Greenwood Avenue (off Hillcrest Rd), tel: 469-0476/ 466-4241. Opens Sundays/ Pubkc Hoßdays JIM'S CONTRACT SURRLISS Kitchen Cartxnet, Bedroom Cupboard and al types of furniture Top386 words
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249 1984-02-22 28 SHIRISH NADKARNI - By SHIRISH NADKARNI HONG KONQ, Wednesday CHINA'S relentless march, in their bid for a maiden Über Cup triumph, continued with a crushing 5-0 win over Hong Kong last night. So pronounced was their superiority that they conceded a total of249 words
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431 1984-02-22 28 Reuter LONDON, Wednesday WATFORD sustained their sequence of success and inflicted more misery on West Ham when they beat the London club 4-2 in the English First Division last night. Football Association (FA) Cup quarter-fina-lists Watford hit back for their first win atReuter - 431 words
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Article, Illustration453 1984-02-22 29 S GULAM - SAFSA 2 TIONG BAHRU 0 Reports: S GULAM FITNESS, speed, determination and a bit of luck gave Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association a deserved win over de- fending champions Tiong Bahru in a thrilling National Football League Division One encounter lastPictures: MOHD ISHAK - 453 words
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Article, Illustration316 1984-02-22 29 FOR the first time in almost three years a Singapore team will be playing at the Larkin Stadium, Johor, when Singapore Ex-Internationals take on the Johor Malaysia Cup team tonight (8). In what is seen as a breakthrough of sorts, the friendly316 words
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Article, Illustration220 1984-02-22 30 K SILVAM - HOCKEY CBACH CONTROVERSY By K SILVAM THE Singapore Sports Council (SSC) yesterday flatly denied that National Hockey coach Phil Williams was employed by them. A SSC spokesman said: "The Singapore Hockey Assocation applied for a three-month subsidy in July220 words
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335 1984-02-22 30 ERNEST FRIDA - By ERNEST FRIDA NATIONAL coach Phil Williams was brought to Singapore because of a recommendation by the International Women's Hockey Federation. This was revealed by the Singapore Women's Hockey Association president Mrs Annabel Ess, whose association was the first to employ Williams.335 words
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Article, Illustration738 1984-02-22 31 SHIRISH NADKARNI - He should outwit impetuous McDonald and put Singapore in last four MONITOR sports By SHIRISH NADKARNI HONG KONG, Wednesday LAU Wing Cheok, Singapore's number two, and Darren McDonald, of Australia, will meet tonight in what everyone here considers is the match that will738 words
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Advertisement252 1984-02-22 28 CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY TRAINING CENTRE BUILDER CERTIFICATE COURSE THE CITC BUILDERS TRAINING SCHEME BE A BUILOERI The Construction Industry Training Centre conducts specially designed training schemes to prepare trainees for rewarding careers in the construction industry as highly-skilled building craftsmen. The nationally recognised Builder Certificate win be awarded to trainees upon252 words
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Advertisement243 1984-02-22 28 APPOINTMENTS CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY TRAINING CENTRE The Construction Industry Training Centre which has been established to train and develop skilled construction manpower to meet the demands of the construction industry invites application for the following appointments I. TRAINING/SENIOR TRAINING OFFICERS 11. TRAINING/SENIOR TRAINING INSTRUCTORS in the trades of bricklaying, tiling, plastering,243 words
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Advertisement194 1984-02-22 29 The longest ball from tee to green. If you want the longest, high-flying distance ball that HOLDS THE GREEN, the Top-Rite XL is THE BALL for you. There's none to beat it for better trajectory, greater playability and V V durability.And if you're B wmetrre switching to colour, 'fl you194 words
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660 1984-02-22 4 THE CARD INTERNATIONAL QUESTION: Does it cost much for a retail outlet to launch a massive advertising campaign to bring in the crowds? ANSWER: Surprisingly, not much, even in these media-expensive days. If you know how. QUESTION: Where and how can660 words
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